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WebLayers, a specialist in automated SOA Governance and a member of the Oracle PartnerNetwork, today announced the industry’s first solution for automated governance across the Oracle® SOA Suite, a complete set of service infrastructure components for building, deploying and managing SOAs.
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WebLayers Center 4.0 automates SOA governance with the industry's only independent, cross-platform policy management solution. Based on the largest collection of pre-built policies, WebLayers' architecturally superior solution speeds governance implementation and enforcement from design-time to run-time. With today’s announcement, WebLayers Center adds integration with Oracle Application Server, a component of Oracle Fusion Middleware, and Oracle Database. Additionally, new WebLayers Governors™ provide Oracle-specific policy enforcement and interoperability across the SOA lifecycle by directly supporting Oracle’s SOA offering. The WebLayers Governors for Oracle SOA Suite announced today include:
“SOA policy management is a critical component to any SOA governance strategy and must be enforced throughout entire lifecycle,” said L. Frank Kenney, research director at Gartner, Inc. “Strong governance, during both design time and runtime cycles, is an essential first step to ensure a successful SOA deployment.”
WebLayers Center 4.0 is the only solution in the market that addresses policy management needs across the entire organization. To jumpstart SOA governance, WebLayers provides over 1,000 policies derived from field engagements, industry best practices, and standards bodies. The WebLayers SOA Policy Library covers all of the SOA layers including application code, services, messaging, user interface and business documents.
“With broad support across the Oracle product family, enterprises now have a comprehensive solution to govern and measure service-oriented architecture initiatives,” said Gregg Bjork, CEO of WebLayers. “By providing continuous enforcement across the entire lifecycle, WebLayers provides the visibility to identify and resolve issues as they occur. Business and technical policies can be enforced in the design and development phase to provide the necessary guidance to get it right from day one.”
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